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Hi Vern,
First, a prototyped main is going to have PR in a certain position of D specs. So you have a test for a prototype. Then the name will be the same as the program - it will be 10 characters and somewhere near the beginning of the D spec with PR in the right place.
The name doesn't have to be the same as the program. It also doesn't have to be the same as the name of the module. You can make the name of the prototype anything you want.
If you're trying to find the parameter list for a main procedure, you just have to keep track of whether you've already seen a P-spec. If you are outside of the P-specs (i.e. not between the Begin and End P-spec), and you encounter a PI, it's the entry parameters for the main procedure. Nothing to do with the name.
If you need to know info from the PR, then look for a PR that has the same name as the PI.
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